Letterbox format - Revision history

202.78.145.136: /* Letterbox in LG15 */

2007-10-15T00:51:14Z

Letterbox in LG15

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	== Letterbox in LG15 ==		== Letterbox in LG15 ==

	In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from ~~it's~~ normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.		In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from its normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.

	There are 3 variations of letterbox format used:		There are 3 variations of letterbox format used:

Psmith: letterbox variations

2007-05-11T01:40:48Z

letterbox variations

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	Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of formats but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is converted for use on a conventional 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a letterbox format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both [[YouTube]] and [[Revver]] use the conventional 4:3 ratio.		== 4:3 vs. Letterbox ==

			Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of formats but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is converted for use on a conventional 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a letterbox format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both [[YouTube]] and [[Revver]] use the conventional 4:3 ratio.

			== Letterbox in LG15 ==

	In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.		In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.

			There are 3 variations of letterbox format used:
			::*Up to and including episode 0171, [[Spanglish]], the letterbox format used was actually 480x265 pixels or 96:53
			::*Since episode 0172, [[The Perfect Beach]], the letterbox format has been 480x270 pixels, which is exactly 16:9
			::*Video blogs by [[Jules]] are 450x248 pixels or approximately 9:5

	==External link==		==External link==

Jonpro: /* External Links */

2007-05-03T18:54:38Z

External Links

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	In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.		In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.

	==External ~~Links~~==		==External link==
	{{wikipedia\|~~Letterbox_format~~\|Letterbox format on ~~wikipedia~~}}		{{wikipedia\|Letterbox\|Letterbox format on Wikipedia}}

	[[Category:Notable details]]		[[Category:Notable details]]

LGBot: applying Template:wikipedia

2007-04-19T05:16:17Z

applying Template:wikipedia

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	~~[http://en.~~wikipedia~~.org/wiki/~~Letterbox_format Letterbox format on wikipedia]		{{wikipedia\|Letterbox_format\|Letterbox format on wikipedia}}

	[[Category:Notable details]]		[[Category:Notable details]]

Jonpro: Letterbox fomat moved to Letterbox format: Wow, no one noticed in two days. Hmm, I guess I should have....

2007-04-17T20:05:50Z

Letterbox fomat moved to Letterbox format: Wow, no one noticed in two days. Hmm, I guess I should have....

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Jonpro: Letterbox moved to Letterbox fomat: more descriptive name

2007-04-15T20:24:54Z

Letterbox moved to Letterbox fomat: more descriptive name

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JayHenry: added category

2007-01-09T20:58:33Z

added category

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox format on wikipedia]		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox format on wikipedia]

			[[Category:Notable details]]

JayHenry: small clean-up

2006-12-22T15:31:56Z

small clean-up

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	Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of ~~format~~ but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is ~~coverted~~ for use on a ~~convention~~ 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a ~~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox]~~ format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both YouTube and Revver use the conventional 4:3 ratio.		Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of formats but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is converted for use on a conventional 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a letterbox format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both [[YouTube]] and [[Revver]] use the conventional 4:3 ratio.

	In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their "standard location." For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.		In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their standard location. For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.

			==External Links==
			[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox format on wikipedia]

TheNunOwnedGoat: ...surprised this wasn't on here already.

2006-12-16T18:37:06Z

...surprised this wasn't on here already.

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	Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of format but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is coverted for use on a convention 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox] format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both YouTube and Revver use the conventional 4:3 ratio.		Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of format but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is coverted for use on a convention 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox] format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both YouTube and Revver use the conventional 4:3 ratio.

	In the LG15 series, ~~[[:Category:Bree~~'s ~~blogs\|~~Bree's ~~videos]]~~ tend to use ~~the conventional 4:3 ratio while many of [[:Category:Daniel's blogs\|Daniel's videos]] have been formatted with~~ the letterbox ~~style~~.		In the LG15 series, it seems that the letterbox format is used when the characters are filming outside their "standard location." For instance, when the camera is taken away from it's normal position on Bree's desk where she makes her normal videoblogs, the editors tend to use the letterbox format.

Brucker at 18:44, 5 December 2006

2006-12-05T18:44:19Z

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	Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of format but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is coverted for use on a convention 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox] format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both YouTube and Revver use the conventional 4:3 ratio.		Conventional television uses a 4:3 width to height ratio, while HDTV uses a 16:9 "wide screen" width to height ratio. Over time movies have used a variety of format but these are almost all variants of a "wide screen" format. When wide screen content is coverted for use on a convention 4:3 screen a section of the screen has to be selected for use or what is more commonly done is the content is converted to a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterbox_format Letterbox] format with a black area at the top and bottom of the screen to compensate for the different ratio. Both YouTube and Revver use the conventional 4:3 ratio.

	In the [[LG15]] series, [[:Category:Bree's blogs\|Bree's videos]] tend to use the conventional 4:3 ratio while many of [[:Category:Daniel's blogs\|Daniel's videos]] have been formatted with the letterbox style.		In the LG15 series, [[:Category:Bree's blogs\|Bree's videos]] tend to use the conventional 4:3 ratio while many of [[:Category:Daniel's blogs\|Daniel's videos]] have been formatted with the letterbox style.